serleran wrote:Usually decreases the value, since the personalization only matters to the person who had it personalized. Also, without any kind of evidence that the signature is authentic, its just "interior writing" which always decreases value. Though, to some, it makes things more interesting...Me, I'd only buy it if it was ultra rare and had my name in it, which is good for me that my name is pretty common. Funny, though. Same auction listed twice.
Badmike wrote:Logically, it should drive the value down...
Deadlord39 wrote:Reported. If a few other people report it, I imagine it'll be shot down.
g026r wrote:I reported them all as well.
xraygord wrote:How do I file a report, couldn't seem to find a way to navigate my way through ebay.
sauromatian wrote:I could sell you a pdf with that info.
Mars wrote:At the bottom of the auction page, in the Other options section there is a link to "Report this item".That brings you to list of choices. I usually select for Step 1: Counterfeits and copyright violations; Step 2: Bootlegs and Counterfeit media; Step 3: Media on Recordable formats. You then click continue and use the "email us" option and paste in the auction numbers and click send.